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| Jonathan Swift aimed his witty, imaginative, and often bitter satire at such subjects as politics, literature, and human society. Gulliver’s Travels (1726), Swift’s masterpiece, is commonly considered a children’s story but was originally intended as a satire on humankind. | ||||||
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| Irish Literature; Comedy; Satire; English Literature; Swift, Jonathan | ||||||
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